If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Android tablets have led the iPad in market share for a while now and Windows-based ...

Apple is rapidly losing share in the tablet market. It sounds bad, it's really not that big of a whoop. Apple's had just 29.6% of the global tablet market, a new low point, in the third quarter of ...

This was up 313.9% from a year ago and enough to capture 3.3% market share. Rounding out the top 5 was Acer, which shipped 1.4 million tablets in 2Q13 for 247.9% year-over-year growth and an ...

Its market share has been halved from 60.2% in the June 2012 quarter to 29.6% in this past quarter. Samsung’s tablets experienced 125% year over year growth and now has just over a 20% share of ...

Strategy Analytics released its second quarter analysis of global tablet shipments which showed a continued deterioration in Apple ’s market share. The amount of decrease in the company’s ...

Its nearest rival Samsung increased its share by 32 percent ... As for the rest of the market, IDC said the overall tablet market failed to grow as fast as expected. Over the 12-month period ...

Android-based devices like the Kindle Fire (right) are eating into the iPad's market share. IDC issued a preliminary report on global tablet shipments across the world revealing that we've hit a ...

We will also see Windows 8 coming later this year and the tablet race is far from over. Do you use an Android tablet and did you buy one in 2011 to help increase the market share?

A new report on the global tablet market shows Microsoft Windows tablets making modest gains in the second quarter, clawing their way back to 4.5 percent market share with 2.3 million units ...

Here are Gartner’s figures for worldwide unit sales and market share for tablet computers in 2011 and projections for 2012. The figures are broken down by operating system. Android includes ...

Android tablets have led the iPad in market share for a while now and Windows-based tablets will likely take off at some point as well. Does this make Apple worried?